The UK's most-streamed classic hits - Streaming services have changed music. Whether on Spotify, Tidal, or Apple Music, listeners are increasingly listening to their music from an online source. But listeners in the UK aren't just tuning in to modern hits by Drake and Ed Sheeran. In fact, golden oldies can be listened to just as, if not more than a lot of modern singles. Decade by decade, here’s a rundown from the British Phonographic Society of the most-listened to golden oldies on streaming services in the UK.

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Bing Crosby: 'White Christmas' - Some Christmas classics just don’t go away. Seventy-six years after its release, ‘White Christmas’ is still a seasonal hit.

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Bing Crosby: 'White Christmas' - UK listeners streamed ‘White Christmas’ 8.6 million times in 2017.

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Bing Crosby: 'White Christmas' - Irving Berlin wrote ‘White Christmas’. The first person to perform the song was Crosby, and his version remains the most popular after all these years.

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Brenda Lee: ‘Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree’ - The second Christmas classic on this list is ‘Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree’ by Brenda Lee.

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Brenda Lee: ‘Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree’ - Released in late 1958, Lee’s hit single has become the UK’s most-streamed song of the 1950s.

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Brenda Lee: ‘Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree’ - Johnny Marks wrote the song, and Lee recorded it when she was just 13-years-old.

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The Jackson 5: 'I Want You Back' - An undeniable hit for the ages, ‘I Want You Back’ is the UK’s most streamed song from the 1960s.

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The Jackson 5: 'I Want You Back' - ‘I Want You Back’ was streamed 12.6 million times last year, although it never made to number one on the UK Singles Chart.

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The Jackson 5: 'I Want You Back' - The song was originally called ‘I Wanna Be Free’, and written for Gladys Knight. However, Motown founder Berry Gordy gave the song to The Jackson 5.

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Earth, Wind & Fire: 'September' - A timeless disco classic, ‘September’ remains the most successful single from Earth, Wind & Fire.

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Earth, Wind & Fire: 'September' - Last year, the song was streamed 17.5 million times in the UK.

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Earth, Wind & Fire: 'September' - ‘September’ is the nation’s most-streamed song from the 1970s, beating out classics from The Bee Gees and Fleetwood Mac.

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Wham!: 'Last Christmas' - The third and final festive hit, ‘Last Christmas’ is the UK’s most streamed ‘80s song.

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Wham!: 'Last Christmas' - ‘Last Christmas’ didn’t become the Christmas number one when it came out in 1984.

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Wham!: 'Last Christmas' - But with 24.2 million listeners last year, it's safe to say that it won't be their last Christmas as chart-toppers.

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Oasis: 'Wonderwall' - Whether it’s being blasted at a bar or covered at an open mic, it’s hard to escape ‘Wonderwall’, especially on streaming services.

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Oasis: 'Wonderwall' - Released in 1995, ‘Wonderwall’ has become the most popular song from the decade.

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Oasis: 'Wonderwall' - Last year, ‘Wonderwall’ was streamed 27.4 million times in the UK.

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The Killers: 'Mr Brightside' - ‘Mr Brightside’ flopped when it was released in 2003. The Killers re-released it one year later, to critical acclaim and praise worldwide.

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The Killers: 'Mr Brightside' - Last year, the UK streamed ‘Mr Brightside’ an astonishing 42.2 million times.

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The Killers: 'Mr Brightside' - The song spent its 200th week on the UK Singles Chart earlier this year.

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The 2010s - The most-streamed song of the 2010s is actually a bit of a mystery.

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The 2010s - The most-streamed song ever is ‘Shape of You’ by Ed Sheeran, thus making it the most-listened to of the decade.

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The 2010s - But records are made to be broken. With competition from Drake and Ariana Grande, it’s unknown if Sheeran will hold on to the title for much longer.

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The 2010s - If you disregard 2017, the most-streamed track is ‘You Don’t Know Me’ by Jax Jones and Raye.

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The 2010s - Released in late 2016, ‘You Don’t Know Me’ didn’t make it to number one on release.

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The 2010s - However, in the streaming market, the dance single has become an undeniable hit.

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The 2010s - The most-streamed song of 2010 to 2015 was ‘One More Time’ by Ariana Grande.

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The 2010s - The single regained mass popularity last year, when a terrorist attack struck an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester.

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The 2010s - ‘One More Time’ was streamed an impressive 46.1 million times in 2017.

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